Fort Rock State Park - Fort Rock, OR

7 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from September 29, 2017
  

  Blythe S. asked:

  Hi, I am looking for recommendations for rustic cabins for rental in Oregon. Any ideas are welcome. Thanks!

  

  Denise E. replied:

  Some of the state parks have cabins (furnished/heated). http://oregonstateparks.org/

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• Referral from August 9, 2015
  

  Ashley D. asked:

  Where is the best place to go and stay when visiting Oregon coast? Preferably not more than 4 hrs.

  

  Jim E. replied:

  Cape Blanco St. Park a little south of Bandon http://www.oregonstateparks.org/index.cfm?do=parkPage.dsp_parkPage&parkId=44

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• Referral from July 12, 2015
  

  Beyyine O. asked:

  Hopefully this is okay to post. My friends and I are hoping to find a place to camp with horses along the Oregon/Washington coast. Anyone have suggestions on good spots with access to the beach?

  

  Tricia D. replied:

  http://www.oregonstateparks.org Nehalem Bay State Park in Manzanita, OR (N. Ore. Coast) has 17 primitive Horse camping sites right next to the beach.

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• Referral from October 22, 2017
  

  Melynda H. asked:

  Any recommendations for camping on the Oregon coast? Somewhere on the beach with LQ trailer. And if I’m wishing big , hook-ups! Beach has to be close enough to ride to

  

  Teal M. replied:

  Go to OregonStateParks.org and look under find a park. Check horseback riding in the menu and it'll show you all the state's horse camps and day rides.......

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• Referral from June 1, 2017
  

  Katie P. asked:

  Hi All! I was hoping you could recommend some incredible places for awesome trails and horse camping along our route. We are advanced riders on surefooted horses. Please note if there is water or not for the horses. This group is the best! Thanks so much ahead of time! The schedule so far: We are starting out at point Point Reyes,Ca and heading towards Bend Oregon. From there we are off to Athol, Idaho. Then Boise Idaho. Then Susanville, Ca then to Templeton California. For instance are there any good places up the northern California/ Oregon coast on our way from Point Reyes to Bend we could go/camp at? Dry camping is okay! Thanks so much again!

  

  Teal M. replied:

  When are you planning on leaving for your grand adventure? For Oregon state run horse camps you can find info at oregonstateparks.org There are several horse camps for the Bend, Redmond and Sisters area that are nice and listed on the state camp page.......

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• Referral from May 28, 2017
  

  Erika H. asked:

  Hope this is allowed.. but husband and I are planning our first long trip with horses (6+ weeks of travel/camping/trail riding)... we aren't the best planners normally for roadtrips, but this time we are bringing horses and need to plan ahead! We just want to cruise along the west coast at our leisure couple days in a place and then move along... are there any horse camping websites so we can kind of plan a route? Are there places (besides horse hotels) that will let you layover with horses for free or cheap? (like fairgrounds or ?) We will be bringing corrals and our horses are very well traveled. Thanks everyone!

  

  Teal M. replied:

  OregonStateParks.org for horse camps in Oregon. There are others on national forest lands.......

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• Referral from July 26, 2016
  

  Dawn J. asked:

  Anyone real familiar with Oregon horse camping? Looking to ride the coast, but want to ride and camp on the way across the state. Have a 34 ft. LQ and would love some recommendations?

  

  Teal M. replied:

  If you go to oregonstateparks.org and mark for horse riding and the find a park it'll show all the state run horse camp parks......when are you coming and from where.........

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